Roman ditch GF1 was aligned E to W across (both parts of) Site G . It was 1.9m wide and 0.3m deep. This is (almost certainly) the same as MCC10085 in Site F, to the east. It is also likley to be the same as ditch F31 in T35 (to the east of Site F). The report (p.76) states, 'This ditch would appear to be an axial agricultural land division. However, there are intrusive medieval sherds and medieval or later peg-tile fragments in its fills (perhaps suggesting the boundary remained in use as a hedged boundary in later periods)'.<1>

Other Roman features in Site G (in addition to gully MCC10088) consisted of a cluster of post-holes on the northern side of ditch GF1 (GF9, GF12-14) and one cutting ditch GF1 (GF2). These may form a short fence of unknown purpose, possibly for stock management.